Multi-Day Ticket Coupon Book

[EmJ]

My husband and I will be spending 3 days at Universal Orlando. We had planned to get 3 day base tickets, since we do not intend to do both parks on any one day. However, I just noticed that you get a "coupon book with up to $150 in savings with any Multi-day Park-to-Park ticket purchase."

The incremental cost between a 3 day base and multi-day ticket is $15. What is included in the coupon book? Is it worth getting the multi-day ticket just to get the coupon book?

Note that we are not staying on-site, are not big fast food eaters, and won't visit any attractions outside of Universal. THANKS!

 

[EmJ]

Anyone?

Are there coupons for food, merchandise, or valet parking perhaps?

 

[cigarboo]

If we're talking about the same booklet, then I don't think it's worth it to pay more money for tickets just to get the booklet. Although I did get the booklet for buying the 3 day, 1 park per day base ticket. Maybe the ticket you're talking about gets you a better coupon booklet. I received a redemption coupon for the booklet when I printed out my on-line ticket order. I picked it up at the first main store(forgot the name) as we entered IOA.

It was a fold out coupon booklet, but for weird things like, get a free oyster w/purchase of any 10k or 14k ring setting at the Pearl Factory, some 10% off, after 2pm coupons for limited restaurant. There were some other ones, but nothing looked interesting to me.

I bet you can just go to the store and tell them you're here to redeem your coupon book. The lady who worked there just handed me one without looking at my print out.

 

[DCTooTall]

To be honest though, for the $15 incremental cost, I'd likely get a multi-park ticket anyways instead of a 1-park 1 day ticket. why? Because if you've managed to see most things in the 2 parks on your first 2 days (1 day IOA, 1 day US), On the 3rd day you may discover that you have 1 or 2 things you may want to do (either liked it, or missed it on your full day at the park) in the other park. By getting the 2park pass, you have the freedom to jump over to the other park for something you missed or wanted to experience again while still getting to spend the majority of the day in the park you planned to spend the entire day in.

 

[EmJ]

We are spending the first two days in IOA because we are major Harry Potter fanatics, and my husband is actually concerned that two days won't be enough and we will want a THIRD day to stuff ourselves full of butterbeer and chocolate frogs. I suspect we will be finished with IOA after two days and will want to do USF on the third day. The only question is whether we will finish USF and want to go back to IOA. What do you think? We don't like roller coasters, and won't ride Mummy or Rip Ride Rockit.